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Two Cordlife shareholders seeking board seats

Long-time stakeholders Bonvests and Tai Tak Estates plan to call for shareholder meeting following the sudden resignation of CEO Jeremy Yee
Wed, Apr 20, 2016 - 5:50 AM
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DISPLEASED by the sudden departure of Cordlife Group's chief executive last month, two key long-time shareholders of the cord-blood banking firm plan to call for a shareholder meeting to secure board seats in the firm.

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